Lovely cottage with garden

Ceres 2.2 miles. Situated on an old stage coach road overlooking the Howe of Fife, is the the homely, single storey spacious Katmoget Cottage. With all the home comforts needed for a self-catering break with your other half, while being within easy reach of a wealth of Scotland's beautiful landscapes and attractions, Katmoget Cottage makes the ideal base for a couple or solo traveller. Off-road parking greets you as you arrive at the property, with an enclosed, lawn garden for you to relax in inviting you for a cup of tea once your car is unloaded. Inside, the kitchen is equipped with everything you need for tasty, home-cooked meals, including an electric cooker, a handy coffee machine, and dining seating for two guests. From here, make your way to the sitting room to unwind for the evening, which is home to a TV, plush furniture and toasty heating. Get some rest in the double bedroom before a day of exploring the area, and when you wake, choose from a bath or shower in the bathroom to freshen up. From the doorstep of the cottage, you can find an array of walking and cycling routes, with amenities just a couple of miles away in the village of Ceres, or you can find more slightly further away in the town of Cupar. There are plenty of coastal villages and the scenic Fife Coastal Route within reach of the cottage by car, the perfect way to get some fresh sea air. You can also find the iconic St Andrews, known for its famous seven golf courses, sandy beaches, harbour, and stunning architecture, just a short drive away. Closer to your home-from-home is the National Trust's Hill of Tarvit Mansion, Scotstarvit Tower and Falkland Palace and Gardens, for lovers of history and preservation. For more hustle and bustle, the cities of Dundee and Edinburgh await you with plenty of pubs, restaurants, and shops to discover, with a train running from Cupar regularly. Explore the best of Scotland with a break at Katmoget Cottage. Ceres is a beautiful Scottish destination, recognised as 'the most attractive village in Scotland' due to its unusual layout and charming pantile cottages. The village is in close proximity to the Ceres Moor from Cupar and bustling university town of St Andrews. Found in the centre of the village is the popular village green, hosting an annual gaming event to celebrate the return of men from the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314, said to one of the earliest Annual Games in Scotland, as well as the fascinating Fife Folk Museum, Griselda Hill Pottery and a local shop, pub and tea room. The Fife Pilgrim Way passes through here, spanning over 64 miles from either North Queensferry or Culross, over to St Andrews, hosting awe-inspiring views throughout history and stunning landscapes. Must-see nearby locations in the area include Cupar, St Andrews, Leven and Fife, offering a wealth of Scottish history and culture throughout, all a short journey away.